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The second was hosted by community software (sorry, social business software) vendors Jive Software and was more diffuse, centering mostly on general ideas and marketing uses. The session started with the Jive CEO explaining a bit their vision (I still think they’re pushing too hard to try to differentiate), then one of Forrester’s VPs talking about how IT buyers decide based on peer impressions and do a lot of social software use, and backing Jive’s message (seen better Forrester presentations, with a bit of content), then Cisco explaining their unified community platform

More often, they need to share valuable metrics, anecdotes and insights that can help them advance the use of new collaborative tools inside their companies. Check out ClearStep , a powerful new online community provided by Jive Software . We were very impressed with Jives new collaboration service ClearSpace , the technology that powers ClearStep, when it launched in April. ReadWriteWeb ReadWriteWeb ReadWriteTalk Enterprise Jobwire About Subscribe Contact Advertise RSS RWW Daily by Email RSS RWW Weekly Wrap-up Home Products Trends Best of RWW Archives ClearStep: A Great Place to Share Knowledge About The New Online Enterprise Written by Marshall Kirkpatrick / July 30, 2008 10:57 AM / 2 Comments « Prior Post Next Post » Sometimes social media users inside big businesses

I recently met with Barry Tallis, (Jive Software) to learn if more of the Fortune 500 companies are lining up to start an online community. Barry shared that more companies are jumping into the community game, sometimes without a clear objective, other than our competitors are launching a community. Barry also highlighted that the new generation of companies starting communities require more education than early adopters When should a company start an online community? Watch to hear Barry’s suggestion. ...Tags:

About Contact Web Strategy Vault Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing Jeremiah Owyang discusses how web tools and social media enable companies to connect with customers Forrester Wave Report: The Leaders in Community Platforms for Marketers (Part 4/4) January 09th, 2009 | Category: White Label Social Network , Analyst , Forrester Clients can access the full report The Forrester Wave™: Community Platforms, Q1 2009 on the Forrester site, however the high level findings are available below,

Participants represent many sectors and markets include: large software companies, large community and social media destination sites, niche community sites, manufacturers, government and non-profits. Jive Clearspace (8 Respondents) – Received good ratings, with a lower marks in the reporting area. Jive Forums (11 Respondents) – Reviews were mixed, especially around support. The Online Community Platform and Services Satisfaction research project was initiated in January of 2009 and published in March. The research project was conducted by the Online Community Research

First, let’s start with “the two Me’s:” Old me vs Me The Enterprise Filing Cabinet Most companies live and work in the Enterprise Filing Cabinet. Doing so means better/faster/more agile companies who produce better products, services and revenue. Company “universities” are siloed off. Go Big Always Search Archives Anatomy of the Enterprise Octopus Some of you may have read the original Enterprise Octopus post , which introduced the icon and explained the difference between The Enterprise Octopus (people-centric work) and The Enterprise Filing Cabinet (file-centric work).

She provides consulting services for companies wanting to engage with online communities and has more than 13 years of experience in business and technology with expertise in strategic planning, management, market research, social media, blogging, podcasting, rss, community building, web 2.0, Previously, she worked at Intel, Jive Software, Compiere, and a Midwestern manufacturing company in positions ranging from Unix system administrator to market researcher to community manager to open source strategist. This month's Expert Interview is with Dawn Foster, Online Community & Social Media Consultant at Fast Wonder Consulting in Portland, Oregon. Dawn

A Journey In Social Media A journal about my personal thoughts regarding evolving a comprehensive social media strategy at a large company. « Here Come The Big Communities | Main | We Are Now Corporate Legit » January 10, 2008 Clearspace Alternatives I dont know if all of you know how blogs work on TypePad, but we all get a stats panel, and we can see where people are coming in. And, no, Im not getting paid by Jive Software for this ;-) The Story When we got into this, we spent a few weeks figuring